Entry, exit and barrier ANPR
Power compatible cameras and connect barriers, controllers and payment equipment through one managed cellular site network.
ANPR & CCTV connectivity
Industrial 4G & 5G Connectivity for ANPR and CCTV Systems
Connected IoT specifies and supplies industrial routers, PoE+ power and cellular-backhaul hardware for ANPR cameras, barriers and CCTV sites. The service is designed for parking operators, security integrators, camera manufacturers and connectivity providers across distributed UK deployments.
- 4G & 5G
- 802.3at PoE+
- Dual-SIM resilience
- VPN & remote management
Built for unattended sites
Connectivity for the complete ANPR and CCTV deployment
ANPR is more than a camera stream. Reliable operation depends on power, backhaul, remote access and recovery across every entry lane, cabinet and remote site.
Remote and off-grid car parks
Deploy independently of fixed broadband with an industrial router, suitable antennas and a power arrangement designed for the site.
CCTV and recorder backhaul
Carry live or event-driven video, recorder access and health data over a secured 4G or 5G connection.
Deployment architecture
Power locally. Connect securely. Manage remotely.
Many ANPR systems send number-plate events and images rather than continuous video, while overview CCTV may require sustained upload capacity. The router and data service should be selected around the actual traffic profile.
- 1Cameras & site equipmentANPR cameras, overview CCTV, barriers and payment terminals
- 2PoE+ industrial routerLocal power and Ethernet, firewall, watchdog and device segmentation
- 3Resilient 4G or 5GDual-SIM failover, external antennas and specialist connectivity services
- 4ANPR, VMS or parking platformEncrypted data delivery, monitoring and authorised remote access
PoE+ planning
One cable can carry camera power and data
IEEE 802.3at PoE+ can provide up to 30 W from a compatible PSE port, but the usable site budget depends on the router variant, power supply, cabling and each camera’s maximum draw—including heaters or infrared illumination. A PoE input that powers a router is not the same as a PoE output that powers a camera.
| Router | PoE capability | Strongest ANPR fit | Configuration point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milesight UR32 | Optional 2 × 802.3af/at PSE; 30 W per port, 60 W total | Compact one- or two-camera 4G sites | PoE requires the correct order variant and a suitable 48 V supply |
| Milesight UR35 | Optional 4 × 802.3af/at PSE; 30 W per port, 60 W total | Multi-device LTE cabinets | Budget the combined camera load rather than multiplying the per-port maximum |
| Milesight UR75 | Optional 4 × 802.3af/at PoE PSE | 5G, Gigabit and higher-throughput sites | Confirm the PoE order variant, total camera load and power arrangement |
| Hongdian H7960 | PSE variants provide 4 × 30 W PoE+ outputs | Four-port LTE ANPR and CCTV installations | Hongdian specifies the 132 W adaptor for full PoE+ operation |
Important: the Milesight UF51 uses PoE as an input to power the CPE and does not power downstream cameras. The Hongdian H6700 has no published PoE PSE output. We verify the exact order code before quotation.
Milesight & Hongdian
Router starting points for ANPR projects
Connected IoT selects the hardware around camera count, cellular performance, local interfaces, PoE budget and the installation environment—not simply the number of ports on the label.
Compact 4G
Milesight UR32
For one or two local camera devices where space, cost and dual-SIM resilience matter.
View UR32
Multi-device 4G
Milesight UR35
Five Ethernet ports and optional four-port PoE for cameras, controllers and payment equipment.
View UR35
High-throughput 5G
Milesight UR75
Five Gigabit ports, dual SIM and optional PoE for multi-camera or overview-video deployments.
View UR75
Four-port PoE+ 4G
Hongdian H7960
Four 30 W PoE+ outputs on PSE variants for fixed, roadside and vehicle-camera installations.
View H7960
Uptime & security
Keep unattended sites reachable
Industrial routers can provide dual-SIM failover, connection watchdogs, remote diagnostics and encrypted VPN access. Antenna placement, network availability and recovery behaviour should be planned alongside camera bandwidth and local recording.
- Dual-SIM or multi-network resilience
- VPN or private-network access without exposing camera interfaces publicly
- Remote health monitoring and managed recovery
- External antenna selection for cabinets, poles and difficult sites
Plan before deployment
Discuss an ANPR project
Specify your ANPR router and PoE kit
Send us the camera model, quantity, PoE draw, site location and whether the application sends plate events, images or continuous video.